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Pair in dock on attempted murder charge after man found injured in Aberdeen high-rise

Police outside Greig Court.
Police outside Greig Court.

Two people have appeared in court charged with attempted murder after a man was found injured in the stairwell of an Aberdeen high-rise.

A 30-year-old man was found injured within the stairwell of Greig Court on Gerrard Street at around 11am on Monday, December 6.

He was taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary to receive treatment for serious injuries.

And now Amanda Duncan, 29, and Sandy Mundie, 35, have appeared in private at Aberdeen Sheriff Court in connection with the matter.

The pair, both of Aberdeen, each faced a charge of attempted murder.

Second female liberated and did not appear in court

They did not enter a plea during the behind-closed-doors hearing.

A spokesman for the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service confirmed both accused were remanded in custody while the case against them was committed for further examination.

Police Scotland oustide Greig Court.

They are expected to appear again within the next eight days.

A second female, aged 26, had also been arrested and charged in connection with the incident but was liberated and did not appear in court.

Following the arrest of the accused, Detective Inspector Jamie Sherlock, from Aberdeen CID, said: “Violent crime will not be tolerated in Aberdeen and I would like to pass on our thanks to everybody who has helped with our investigation into this incident.”

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